Textile Technological Innovation in Fashion

Concept to Catwalk…
Presented by: Shazzadul Islam
ID: 141265530
Dept. of Textile Engineering
City University
 What is Innovation?
“Innovation is not the product of logical thought,
although the result is tied to logical structure"

Albert Einstein
Innovation
Relation among Textile Technology, Fashion & Catwalk

Textile
Technology

Fashion Catwalk
Some Innovative Smart Textile Technology

Air dye: Water- Eco-comfy Wearable

free Printing on
Textiles Clothing Technology

NFC
pH Indicating 3D-Printed
Interactive
Clothing Clothing
Clothing

Color- Self-Healing
Changing Skinners
Fabrics Fabrics
Smart textiles or garments that merge
fashion and technology
The brown and blue dress
on the left was produced
without any pigments or
dyes. The colors were
created by coating cotton
fibers with nanoparticles
and manipulating the way
matter and light interacts
between the particles.
Dying with Air, Saving Gallons of Water

Air Dye works with

proprietary dyes that are
heat-transferred from paper
to fabric in a one-step
process. This can save
between seven and 75
gallons of water in the dying
of a pound of fabric, save
energy, and produces no
harmful by-products. The
technology uses 85 percent
less energy then traditional
dying methods.
 NFC Interactive Clothing

NFC(Near Field
Communication)

It’s the
technology
behind wireless
payment
3D Printing
There’s no
waste,
whereas
there’s
always
waste with
textiles!
 Eco Comfy Clothing

It’s easy to feel heavily weighed

down by our clothing.
Color-Changing Fabrics
 Self-healing Fabrics

Self-healing fabrics are actually a part of our lives

right now, and they’re about to start multiplying.
While rips and tears in any item of clothing are an
annoyance, when it comes to waterproof garments
the problem affects more than just looks.
Solar Panel Jackets
The technology
creates solar
power that can
do awesome
things like
charge the
phone.
What is Catwalk?
Fashion & Catwalk
 Next Generation Fashion
Next Generation Catwalk
Next Generation Textile Technology
E-textile

In "third generation"
wearable's, the garment
is the sensor. A growing
number of companies
are creating pressure,
strain and temperature
sensors for this purpose.
Skinners
The Future is calling!